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Re: Can somebody explain this? [message #41022 is a reply to message #41021]

Thu, 16 September 2004 11:09

sandrokan
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Registered: September 2004

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> Well, like a number of IDL features, it is handy if you know about it,
> dangerous if you don't. ;-)
Thank you, but if this answer has come from any help desk, I would find
it extremely unsatisfying :-(. I know less than 1% of the fortran or Matlab
(4 example)
feeatures, but it never heppened to spend so much time searching for a code
bug.
If any behaviour is a "feature", what can cosidered a "reported bug"?

> My advice to students is simple: understand roundoff error and don't ...
Yes, it was an example. The next in the list is: print, "777" ...

Ciao

Ale

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		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: sandrokan on Thu, 16 September 2004 23:06
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: sandrokan on Thu, 16 September 2004 22:57
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: Mark Hadfield on Thu, 16 September 2004 17:04
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: K. Bowman on Thu, 16 September 2004 12:36
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: James Kuyper on Thu, 16 September 2004 11:32
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: sandrokan on Thu, 16 September 2004 11:09
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: Craig Markwardt on Thu, 16 September 2004 07:46
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: K. Bowman on Thu, 16 September 2004 07:42
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: Matt Feinstein on Thu, 16 September 2004 06:57
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: sandrokan on Thu, 16 September 2004 06:43
		Re: Can somebody explain this? By: K. Bowman on Thu, 16 September 2004 06:16

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